MUMBAI--India's April-June gold imports more than halved to 131 metric tons from 301 tons a year earlier, as higher prices due to a rise in import tax and a weak rupee hit overall demand, the World Gold Council said Thursday.

Prices remained near record highs despite declining global prices, as the rupee weakened against the dollar, making imports more expensive.

The government's decision to double an import tax on gold also hit sales.

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